The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-10
ELTON ECHOES.
A Fresh Batch of News from Our Regular
Correspondent.

A Fresh Batch of News from Our Regular
Correspondent.
Miss johnson, of Apple Greek, visited
at W. HarrOld's last week,
HOdgson and family have taken an
other "squa" and gone to JustDs.
The N. &. revival cOntinu 8 at West
Lebanon with only ordinary success.
Mr.. George Owens, who has been Wis
itiDg the past month, returned to Ash.
land last Friday.
Mr.. Hiram Scott has sold his property.
situated near Crystal Springs. to James
Hopper, for $500
Joe Barkley, Of Dalton, expects to sell
out on February IS h, expecting TO
locate In Green county, Ind.
An unusual quantity of water, and
poor roofing In some places Is giving
some trouble at the shaft occasionally.
Mr.. stOner, of Indiana, son of A
StOner, of West Lebanon, is visiting his
father and other relatives Of this Vlcin
ity.
Mr.. Warwick and Miss Blocker, two of
our worthy young people, talk Of attend
ing school at Mt. Union, this coming
spring.
Mr. Young and family, tenants of the
Warwick farm, leave in the spring. We
venture to say our community will not
experience great loss.
A. Gully, Of Dayton, young farmer,
intends holding q sale on February 18th,
selling all property, preparatory to 60
ing west, probably Nebraska.
The new boiler at the shaft Is placed
properly and Is ready for service. The
managers will find 1t great help In
freeing the mine from water.
A great deal of activity is shown about
the new shaft on the S!ans6urg farm,
and 1t Is expected to sink the greater
portion Of 1t this coming spring.
Ground hog day this time took new
order of fairs and generated fearful
storm, whose fury would have fright
ensd grOUnd hog or "any other kind Of
q hog"
Mr. David Cradle, of Dalton, has been
visiting relatives and RcquaintRnces In
our vicinity the past week. He Is q good,
jolly, whole -souled fellow and Is always
welcome,
A. G, McCliatOck, the veteran timber
dealer, has bought tract OF timber
| from A. R0d0okeC. Mr.. Nc. In his li0e
/ Of business handles about "ten-tenths"
of all our marketable timber.
Mr.. G. E. POormsn AMI L. E, Stahl,
| have rented farm near Canton. They
are good, industrious young men and
wish them in their present undertaking
shanklin g. Douglass are saving out
the B. Blacksten timber lot. They ship
| from the Elm Bun Coal Co.'S switch. j.
B. Shilling, the humOrist of Tuscsra-
was, ls assisting In marketing the ma
| terial
The Chas. StOner heirs have disposed
of their desirable properly on the corner
at Stanes' church, 1t consists of good
out65 Of buildings and five acres Of land,
Mr.. A, ShAnklin is the buyer for con-
sideration Of $500
The "a E Church workers are making
an effort to raise funds to be applied In
the erection of q new house of worship
| at East GFeelville. 1t Is surely needed
and generous people should assist them
as they are q small band Of laborers and
require some aid. ..
OuG W6bL 6uu llL6IhEl65 eoou W pEO6-
per right along. East Greenville on
Tuesday evening, 'SAake Hollow" on
Wednesday evening, sixteen" or Fri
day evening. "West Lebanon" on Friday
evening. All have good sessions and
are worthy Of attention.
On last Friday 8ftrrnOOn Mr. H. M.
Rupert held his public sale Of horses,
two car loads of the eQuines being
offered to the falciers OF horse hAsh,
MIR. R is an old dealer and secures his
largest number Of Ofanimals In the region
of Delaware and Marion. Thirty Two
were disposed of in one day.